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THE KABYLE WILLS :Through the foundation of a self-ruled Kabyle State

Posted Sun, 04/11/2010 - 19:13 by Fernas

Everlasting promises of April

Here is April! Here is spring passing by! Once again, it reinvigorates the insatiable instinct of life that always drives the mankind soul since the time beginning. A spring hunts another. It brings in the renewal bleeding of its natural colours and shimmering green, green as the hope which pulses the human deep heart and exhaling again its invigorating scents to stimulate further the everlasting human desire to live in harmonious societies throughout the world.

The 128th martyr of the Black Spring

Posted Sat, 08/01/2009 - 13:40 by Jugurten

Movement For The Autonomy Of Kabylia M-A-K
FARID ACID The 128th martyr of the Black Springr

Farid Acid, a youth from Tizi-Ghennif (80km South West from Kabylia’s capital Tizi-Ouzou), just died. Bearly 21 years of age, during the event of the Kabyle Black Spring of 2001, he was hit by the Gendarms (military Police/Marshalls) who had opened fire in his town as well on demonstrators of which he was part. It required many interventions just to have a lift into the plane which took him to France. After 8 years of hospitalization at Hôtel-Dieu de Nantes. He was condamned to the wheelchair for life, and from time to time showed a hopeful sign of healing. Not anymore, he just gave in to his wounds.

Kabylia :Hell of Summer 2009

Posted Mon, 07/27/2009 - 13:48 by Jugurten

fr: Kabylie :l’enfer de l’été 2009

Every year since the re-deployment of the Army in Kabylia, the next day following the “re-election” of Bouteflika in 2004, summer and holiday period is a crafted hell by permanent criminal arsens. Eyes witnesses have constantly pinpoint the military as the authors who start them up. For recall, in 2007, even helicopters have been utilized to launch incendiary bombs on several olive groves, especially in the regions of Maatkas, Bouzegane, Amizour, and many others, far away from the islamist terrorists' rat holes, who served them as a pretext for the bombardments and arsens.

Bouteflika sustains terror in Kabylia

Posted Thu, 04/30/2009 - 16:19 by Jugurten

A young Kabyle picking mushrooms jumped on an islamic bomb

TERROR IN KABYLIA

The more terror doubles in ferocity, the more Bouteflika, ever since taking office, keeps thinking he can coax the bearded criminals by scratching their backs. From surrender to capitulation to the islamist terrorists, the Algerian authorities keeps encouraging the supporters of a theocratic state to whom they have just offered the construction in Algiers of the largest mosque in Africa into which billions of dollars are being poured. This money which could have been used to clear Kabyle forests from mines and strikers of terror is thus wasted in a vain enterprise usually used as a means of propaganda to recruit youngsters which the school is already preparing to take up arms in the name of Allah!

The kabyle people: a blind colonized

Posted Wed, 01/28/2009 - 17:12 by Jugurten

The kabyle people is not aware that it is colonized because this colonization is pernicious, insidious and takes a legal and legitimate forme. The kabyle people believes it suffers simply an injustice on the part of his rulers. Kabylia harbours no Arab-Muslim owners or no military troops patrolling streets and villages. The only form of colonization that the Kabyle recognize is similar to the French colonization. Kabylia does not interests Arab-Muslims for two reasons. The first is that it is a barren land where we must work hard to expect to pull something.

Al-Qaeda in Iraq Commander Urges Algerian Mujahideen to Fight Christian Berbers

Posted Tue, 12/02/2008 - 16:24 by Jugurten

Al-Qaeda in Iraq Commander Urges Algerian Mujahideen to Fight Christian Berbers

Abu Turab Al-Jaza’iri, an Algerian jihadist who claims to be a commander in Al-Qaeda in Iraq, recently posted a letter on the Shumukh Al-Islam jihadist forum urging members of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb to fight Berbers from the Kabylia region who have converted to Christianity.

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